RV Repair Source

RV Repair Source is a mobile RV repair service based in Navasota, Texas. It says it is "a mobile RV repair service first," bringing the tools and parts to your home, campsite or storage lot within 65 miles of Navasota. It also does larger jobs at its shop, and it says it will tell you up front which work belongs there. No shop street address is published, so ask for it before you drive in.

It works on air conditioning, electrical and power, plumbing and water, refrigerators and water heaters, slide-outs and jacks, brakes, bearings, generators, roof coating, and paint and body work. It covers Class A, Class B and Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, pop-up campers and truck campers. Its service area reaches Bryan, College Station, Brenham, Hempstead, Magnolia and Montgomery, plus other towns inside the radius.

It publishes no trip fee, hourly labor rate, diagnostic fee or job prices, so ask about the trip fee when you call. It says "Mobile pricing depends on distance and the job," and it gives a written quote after inspecting the rig. Active police, fire and EMS get 5% off labor on every RV repair. Hours are "Mon to Sat, business hours. Call or request a quote anytime." For a stranded traveler, it says "Urgent issues are prioritized, so always call if you are stuck."

Its warranty begins with "We stand behind our labor," and coverage depends on the service and parts, with the terms spelled out in writing on the quote before work starts. It calls itself "Family-owned," but it names no certifications, licensing, insurance, owners or techs, and it gives no years in business. Ask for those before you book, and ask for proof of insurance before anyone works at your campsite. Its pre-purchase inspection goes "bumper to hitch," which is the check to have before you hand over a deposit on a used rig. Google rates it 3.4 stars from 15 reviews.

This is a good fit for an RV owner in Navasota, Bryan or College Station who wants a repair at the campsite or driveway without a tow, or a traveler stuck with a slide-out or air conditioning problem inside the 65-mile radius.